F1 photographer raised on Castrol R, V12 music, raw speed and photography! Racing is the name of my game. INSTAGRAM @paulhenricahierf1
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Monaco 2026 is McLaren's 1000th Grand Prix.
It all started in Monaco 1966 with Bruce McLaren driving his own car, the M2B.
Photo by Bernard Cahier, Bruce McLaren ahead of Bandini, Monaco 1966.
Stefano Modena's birthday was yesterday.
He was a brilliant f1 driver, but bad choices and bad luck did not bring a great career.
Photo: San Marino GP, Imola 1991.
Stefano was running 3rd in the race when his Tyrrell-Honda broke down.
I was there on the spot and took this photo.
44 years ago, the Little Prince of Formula 1 left this Earth and went to the sky.
Gilles villeneuve will forever remain a legend.
Photo by Bernard Cahier: Spanish GP, Jarama 1981, Gille's final victory, in great style.
1971, Spanish GP, Montjuic park.
François Cevert with a Bultaco Alpina, in conversation with Paul-Henri cahier, yours truly.
Photo: Bernard Cahier
Very sad to hear of Alex Zanardi’s passing.
Alex was a true racer, as brave as they make them, who never gave up. A hero!
RIP champ.
Today ,the sorely missed, one and only Dan Gurney, would have been 95 years old.
Photo by Bernard cahier: Dan in his first Formula 1 Grand Prix, in Reims 1959, sitting in a works Ferrari Dino 246.
April 7th, always a sad day.
Because on that day in 1968, we lost Jim Clark in an accident in Hockenheim.
Loved by all, and gifted like no other.
Still holds the record for most Grand Slams!
Bernard Cahier: Aintree 1962, first of four consecutive victories in the British GP.
Today marks the 100th anniversary of Sir Jack Brabham's birth! Jack was a true racer, a tiger, vastly underrated. I am lucky to have known him when he used to come and visit at our family house.
Photo: Zandvoort 1966, the only driver to become World Champion driving his own car!
4 years ago today, we lost one of the last warriors of motor racing, Vic Elford.
A man beyond brave, and a friend.
Photo by Bernard Cahier: Vic at the wheel of the fearsome 917 Porsche, Le mans 1969.
The great Dan Gurney left us on this day in 2018.
We will never forget him. A legend.
Bernard Cahier photo: Sebring 1964 with Carroll Shelby.
Mauro Forghieri, the great Ferrari engineer, was born on this day 90 years ago. A brilliant and lovely man, he passed away three years ago.
I took this photo at the Nürburgring in 1968.
One of the unsung heroes, Hans Herrmann left us today at the grand age of 97. He will remain as the first driver to win Le Mans for Porsche in 1970, driving the daunting 917K with teammate Richard Attwood. Brave men!
Bernard Cahier photo: Carrera Panamericana 1953
